we moved to the alarm of da vinci, the salvator mundi...or mundi. .. christie suggested that salvator mundi would sell for about £76 million. they knew that was likely to be exceeded co nsta ntly. knew that was likely to be exceeded constantly. nobody could get how come the way. dating from around 1506, the image ofjesus christ is thought to have been created for the french royal family. disastrously restored in 1958, it was auctioned in luck than for a mere £45. —— in london. at that time, most experts thought was based on and leonardo, not by the man himself. last night, the tension was obvious. $100 million was reached quickly, than $200 million. $190 million is dead. $200 million. $190 million is dead. $200 million. $190 million is dead. $200 million is dead. that broke the previous record, held by picasso's women of algiers. i am selling at $240 million. can you give me $290 million alex i thought so. the —— trended million dollars. -- trended million dollars. the buyer on the phone was tempted to the extraordinary final amount. the 10

salvator mundi has been hailed as the last and the lost da vinci.t's one of fewer t than 20 da vinci paintings in existence and there are still murmurs that it might not even be a real da vinci after all. alex jennings has more. >> salvator mundi selling here at christie's, $400 million. here's the bidid and the piece s sold. >> 18 minutes of frenzied bidding is all it took. >> 120, not yours. million dollars with taxes at christie's auction house in new york. a record-breaking art sale. until now the highest price ever paid for a piece of art was $300 million. salvatorda vinci's mundi or savior of the world has beenen dated back k to the year0 anisis the last da v vci paintiting in the hands of a private collector. fewer than 20 paiings in existence, there have b been -- around its origins. it was sold for $60, believed to have been painted by one of da vinci's followers. say past --to lackeded glamour or pumpmp. -- the russian alien there. -- the russian billionaire -- sold for was first $60. that is certainly a good investment. time for our busin

the salvator mundi, by leonardo da vinci.r an old master. itjust 28 seconds for that record to fall. at 110 million, who will give me... two minutes later, this. 190, 200 million is bit, at 200 million. at 200 million. it had broken all sale records and we were onlyjust getting started. this painting is what you might call the ultimate trophy work. there's only one in the world. so if you buy it you are the only person who's got the last leonardo da vinci in private hands, and you have got the ultimate trophy. 290? 300. i thought so. 300 million. applause and that was the record for any painting, smashed, and there was still a long way to go. the journey to this extraordinary moment is a story fit for a thriller. it was pa rt story fit for a thriller. it was part of charles the first‘s collection. in the 18th century someone collection. in the 18th century someone decided to adam beard to the face than four decades its whereabouts were unknown. then, in 1958, it was sold at auction for £45 about $60 and in 2005 it was decided

as to who now owns salvator mundi, we don't yet know.r. here's louise lear. i have my own masterpiece behind me, a glorious autumn scene from this weather watcher. it was 15 degrees in parts of southern england, that's very good indeed. furthermore across cairngorm it was minus four with 90 mile—per—hour winds. the winds will stay confined to the north of scotla nd stay confined to the north of scotland but the cold air is heading further south, as high pressure builds and allows things to quieten down overnight tonight. those temperatures will fall away. we will continue to seek strong winds in the far north so not as cold here, but in parts of rural 0xfordshire and wales we could see minus four degrees in the morning. at nine o'clock the temperatures will start to make a recovery, perhaps a few degrees above freezing by events with sparkling skies and lots of sunshine across england and wales as we go through the day tomorrow. scattering of isolated showers into northern ireland and some into scotland. these will be hit and miss but wh

. >>> salvator mundi selling here at christie's, and the piece is sold! >> da vinci's now the most expensive piece of art ever sold at auction. >>> and get ready for an epic food fight leading up to america's biggest feast day of the year, with prices dropping big-time. "early today" starts right now. >> great being with you on a thursday. i'm frances rivera. >> and i'm phillip mena. this morning embattled alabama senate candidate roy moore says he is in his state senate race for good. even after more women came forward with allegations against him. describing unwanted overtures from the former gop judge when they were still teenagers or young women and he was in his 30, then serving as district attorney in alabama. nine women have now come forward, describing alleged encounters with moore with a new accuser, jenna richardson. it caused one store manager to tell his new hires to, quote, watch out for this guy. >> moore was ultimately rebuffed, only to then call the then teen's high school a few days later. i said hello, according to the post. and the male

but the pull of this special place is strong for people like dan mundy. guys aren't retreating, are you? >> no, so that's is a strong opinion about that down here. these are generations of families that have lived down here. they love the water. we know we're at risk. we'll take the risk. we're willing to take it. >> reporter: with the help of taxpayer subsidized flood insurance of course. five years after superstorm sandy, new yorkers are determined to hold their ground against a rising tide of water, and ebbing interest from washington to join the fight. in new york, i'm miles o'brien for the pbs newshour. >> sreenivasan: president trump has made it clear he remains strongly opposed to the affordable care act, or what's been referred to as obamacare. and the president says he hopes to make another run at eventually repealing it. but for now, it remains the law. and today is the opening of sign-up season for the insurance marketplaces. lisa desjardins helps guide us through what people need to know. >> desjardins: the president's feelings and beliefs abo

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we move to leonardi da vinci, the salvator mundi...million — that's around £76 million. they knew that was likely to be exceeded comfortably, but nobody could have guessed how comfortably. dating from around 1506, the image ofjesus christ is thought to have been created for the french royal family. disastrously restored in 1958, it was auctioned in london than for a mere £45, at a time most experts thought it was by a student of leonardo, not by the man himself. let's open this at 70, 75... last night, the tension was obvious as christie's auctioneer kept the bids flowing. $100 million was reached quickly, than $200 million. $190 million is bid. $200 million is bid. that broke the previous record, held by picasso's women of algiers, sold for $179 million in 2015. i am selling at $240 million. can you give me $290 million alex? 300. i thought so. $300 million. it seemed that bidding had reached its climax. until the buyer, who was on the phone, was tempted to the extraordinary final amount. $400 million is the bid, and the piece is sold

salvator mundi" is the first da vinci painting ever to be sold at public auction. >> thompson: finally, there was a special veterans day ceremony today in suggesterland springs, texas. the victims of last sundayee church massacre were honored with a full military salute. and tomorrow, online and on the broadcast, my report from hawaii where researchers are testing ways to harness the power of ocean waves for electricity. that's all for this edition of pbs newshour weekend. i'm megan thompson. thanks for watching. have a good night. captioning sponsored by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. the cheryl and philip milstein family. sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. dr. p. roy vagelos and diana t. vagelos. the j.p.b. foundation. the anderson family fund. rosalind p. walter, in memory of abby m. o'neill. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional su

what many will notice is as mundy begins, it isjust what many will notice is as mundy begins, it is justr beading in across the uk but with plenty of cloud. sunshine is hard to come by during monday. a few brighter breaks to the east of high ground. even into the afternoon, a few areas of thicker cloud and patchy rain not amounting to very much. double—figure temperatures may not figure —— factor into southernmost parts of scotland. ba rely southernmost parts of scotland. barely above freezing in shetland. monday evening and monday night, another spell of rain through northern ireland, parts of wales and northern england. into scotland, any snow in the hills turning back to rain. the milderair snow in the hills turning back to rain. the milder air comes in on tuesday. especially in northern scotland. another area of rain from northern ireland for a time and tuesday, sinking south—east within to england and wales. but really, really milder temperatures reaching into the mid teens in some spots. some of scotland reaching into double figures as well. more low pressure coming midweek as we g

salvator mundi selling here. the piece is sold! painting by leonardo da vinci, which sold for £45 pounds in the ‘50s, goes under the hammer in new york for £340 million. tickets for top—flight football are getting cheaper thanks to big—money tv deals — but why is the game still struggling to attract younger fans? i'll have the details. in sport, sir bradley wiggins says his life's been a living hell as it's revealed he'll face no charges following an investigation into the contents of a mystery package delivered to him at the end of a race in 2011. and matt has the weather: your thursday start, fairly mild but there is colder air on the way to there is colder air on the way to the next few days. a bit more sunshine as well. your full forecast in15 sunshine as well. your full forecast in 15 minutes. first, our main story. the future of zimbabwe's long time leader, robert mugabe remains unclear this morning, after he was placed under house arrest by the country's military. two envoys from south africa have arrived in the capital, har

the salvator mundi, by leonardo da vinci.r. it took just 28 seconds for that record to fall. at 110 million, who will give me... two minutes later, this. 190,200 million is bid, at 200 million. at 200 million. it had broken all sale records and we were only just getting started. this painting is what you might call the ultimate trophy work. there's only one in the world. so if you buy it you are the only person who's got the last leonardo da vinci in private hands, and you have got the ultimate trophy. 290? 300. i thought so. 300 million. applause. and that was the record for any painting, smashed, and there was still a long way to go. the journey to this extraordinary moment is a story fit for a thriller. it was part of charles the first‘s collection. in the 18th century someone decided to add a beard to the face than four decades its whereabouts were unknown. then, in 1958, it was sold at auction for £16 about $60 and in 2005 it was decided by a group of experts that this really was the work of leonardo da vinci. the clue w

. >> we move to the leonardo da vinci, the is a >> reporter: the salvator mundi, latin for "savior ofld." right hand raised in a blessing. owned once by king charles i of england. the painting was known of but it was thought the painting was lost or destroyed, resurfacing in 1900. a photograph taken of it around that time. ten years ago, the painting sold for $10,000. a restoration. and last night, bidding started at a mere $75 million. >> 200 million is bid. at 200 million. at 200 million. 200 million. please. 200 million is bid. >> reporter: didn't stop there. >> give me 290, alex? >> 300. >> i thought so. 300 million. >> reporter: but wait. >> 350. >> reporter: finally, at 350 million, anyone else? >> at 350 million, looking for another bid -- >> 400. >> 400 million. 400 million is the bid. leonardo salvator mundi, selling here at christie's, $400 million is the bid -- and the piece is sold. >> 400 million, plus a mere 50 million in fees. back it in, johnny. thanks for watching here tonight. we wish. we'll see you back here tomorrow. od night.t. >>> the worst of the storm is over f

salvator mundi — or saviour of the world — has been dubbed the ‘male mona lisa'. many other stories making the news. we have the latest with regards to be flash floods in greece that have killed 15 people, it could be floods hitting several areas. the day has been declared a day of mourning as greece comes to terms with this latest deadly flood there. more details on the website. now it is time look at the stories that are making the headlines in media across the world. we begin with the guardian and zimbabwe where ousted leader robert mugabe is under house arrest while he negotiates his future with military officers in the capital harare. the independent looks at the growing humanitarian crisis, in yemen. save the children are warning more than 50,000 children are expected to die by the end of the year as a result of disease and starvation. the gulf news says world stocks have suffered their longest losing streak in more than six months as oil prices slipped and energy and mining stocks suffered losses across asia and europe.

and finally on the artnet website the last known painting by leonardo da vinci, the salvator mundi has just sold for $450 million. the 500—year—old painting is, by far, the most expensive work ever sold at auction. with me is amrita sen who is chief 0il analyst at energy aspects sheet has been drinking lots of strong coffee in the green room. the guardian talks about robert mugabe's power ebbing away after the military seizes control. that is not necessarily robert mugabe's interpretation of the events. i would imagine he is hoping to have control again. definitely, he is hoping he can negotiate something with the army because the background is very much about whether his wife ta kes is very much about whether his wife takes power all of the sacked flies president. i do not think he has given up quite yet. —— vice president. they are at pains to say this is not a coup but a measure to rectify some of the issues going on. talking about criminal activities and about those near mugabe. like you say, south africa appears to be backing the take over. they have been sending ministers that th

salvator mundi — or ‘saviour of the world' has been dubbed the ‘male mona lisa'.l from me for now. stay with bbc news. and the top story here in the uk: scotland's set to become the first country in the world to introduce a minimum price per unit of alcohol. the supreme court ruled that it was a ‘proportionate means‘ of improving public health. now on bbc news all the latest business news live from singapore. young and jobless in australia. we look at two why that is why. and spending spree that paid off big time. the —— expectations are blown! hello and welcome to asia business report. data out this morning from australia shows the unemployment rate at 5.4% for october. that is down from 5.5% in september and that signals morejobs down from 5.5% in september and that signals more jobs have down from 5.5% in september and that signals morejobs have been created in the economy. but among australia's news, unemployment remains stubbornly high. there is a togetherness in disadvantaged. these young australians weren't even born when their country was last in recession

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>> so the piece is called salvator mundi, which is savior of the world. we can call it the most expensive painting ever sold in >> i know we keep waiting for the second coming of christ, but this painting is not going to give them that. so bidding opened at $75 million. sky rocketed within minutes there. lasted 19 minutes. the large auction crowd was stunned when an anonymous person placed the final bid over the phone. >> the last bid is directly like 370 -- to a $400 million. >> i see. >> they didn't want to waste time. >> i guess not. what do you get for $450 million? a painting that might not actually be a da vinci. >> what? >> for centuries, it was believed that a student of his painted it in 1490. but christie's now says it was done by leo. the painting was sold in 1958 for just $60. >> that was a good investment. though i wonder. christies is the one who has a schola they make a cut there? next up i'll be applying for a job at christie's. >>> we will turn to alabama where new accusations are coming in against roy moore. >> one woman said she went on

"salvator mundi" which means savior of the world.s insists it was painted by da vinci himself but critics have their doubts and people at the auction watched the bidding climb for nearly 20 minutes before it came to an abrupt end. >> the last one bid is directly from like million so you can see like they don't want to waste time. >> so the paining was expected to sell for just $100 million back in '58 when people thought it was painted by hundred of wist students it was sold for $58. >> hey. inflation. >> quite an asset. >>> big medal headline. researchers say for the first them they detected cte in a living patient. the evidence was found in the brain scans of former pro football player before he died. cte which is dementia-like disease linked to head trauma can only be diagnosed after an autopsy. but doctors hope the scans they used which found a certain protein in the brain will lead to further breaks that will help them diagnose living patients and perhaps find a treatment. >>> a louisiana man who served four decades in prison fo

you can hear the reaction to the winning bid leonardo da vinci's salvator mundi was lost for centuries rediscovered in 2005. it was on exhibit in san francisco last month. i should have just paid more attention in art class when i was a kid. >> that's right. that's right. i do wonder, though, do you display a $450 million painting? >> who knows. >> don't touch it, kids. >> all right. on to the weather, right? >> yes. money, that's one thing. but we have a million dollars worth of rain out there. >> oh, wow. >> it's going to be pretty intense. >> absolutely. and especially for the morning commute, dan and kristen. let me show you doppler 7. this is a storm you want the take series. the morning commute is going to be a soaker for parts of the bay area. let's get right to where it is coming down. oranges, yellow indicating the downpours from rohnert park to petaluma. d street, sonoma, eighth street, you are getting pounded. heavy rain around marinwood, lucas valley road, woodacre, sir francis drake boulevard. as we take you in across napa, american canyon, you'll notice dry creek road. ye

it's called salvatore mundy which is latin for saviour of the world it's obviously a portrait of jesus painting is one of a handful by da vinci that still exists. titanic sailing into theaters to celebrate 20 years. a remastered version of the film will hit select amc theaters for a week this december. the 1997 movie grossed more than $2 billion at the box office and won 11 academy awards. >> 20 years later. >> yes. >> that's "eyewitness news" for today at noon. i'm jim donovan. >> and i'm rahel solomon. for katie and all of us here, thanks for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00 and we're always on line at cbsphilly.com. >> have a great day. >>> everyone. the young and the restless is coming up next. >> ♪ centers of america in philadelphia to have her breast cancer treated, she's coming for the expertise that we have, for the multimodal therapy where the specialists talk to each other and form a treatment plan together. we were looking for a cancer team that would help us decide the best course of action. amy met with our three specialties, radiation oncology and genetics

salvator mundi, or saviour of the world, has been dubbed the "male mona lisa".ow on bbc news, it is hardtalk. my guest today, renzo piano, is the architect of that building. the london shard. he is one of the world's most accomplished architects. he is used to dividing opinion. he designed paris's poverty centre. he has taken on high—profile developments all over the world. his latest creation is already loved, but it is also loathed. 0ne critic described it as a monument to wealth and power, run way out of control. what does it say about us and why build so big? renzo piano, welcome to hardtalk. this building is tall. it is now the tallest in the european union. why? what is the statement by building it so tall? i don't really remember. the reason why it is the tallest, i don't remember. i don't really care. it was actually taller in the beginning. but then they said that you cannot because it would interfere with the flight paths. we stopped. the building is now 310 metres. we still decided to go up to 400. it was almost not finished. people believe it is not

but leonardo da vinci's "salvator mundi" painting smashed all records last night when it became the most expensive painting ever sold. auctioned at christie's for slightly more than $450 million. the buyer is unknown. it went to a phone bidder after a 19-minute bidding war that elicited shouts and gasps from the normally composed crowd. >> the piece is sold.] >> reporter: fewer than 20 of leonardo's works survive. this is the last in private hands. the rest are in museums. despite the painting's controversial history and condition, it has been painted over and restored several times, christie's marketing campaign was considered a new model for the auction business. the painting attracted 27,000 people as it toured the world. christie's made several slick promotional videos starring leonardo dicaprio and other stars. it sold it at a sale that attracted big money, even though the painting is more than 500 years old. how did a painting that sold for less than $200 in 1958 now hit nearly a half a billion? well, for centuries it was owned by different european royals, including england's char

that work, salvatore mundi sold for $450 million and the auction itself was a masterpiece in suspenseto the leonardo da vinci. the masterpiece, kr50i69 tchris saver. do we have 130? 240 million in the bid. it ladies and gentlemen, selling at $240 million. $302 million is bid. $400 million. leonardo, salvatore mundi, $400 million is the bid and the piece is -- sold. [ cheers ] >> ali velshi, you always see these things in movies. they happen just the same in real life. quick reminder for our viewers. the painting originally was found in 2005 in louisiana. sold to collectors for $10,000. they expected last night it would go for $100 million. >> i talked to you about this 24 hours ago. >> one point of contention with that painting, though. i don't know if we have an image of it, but -- was it a leonardo da vinci? one of the arguments against it the orb. leonardo was a scientist. he was meticulous about figuring out how things worked. >> right. >> that orb, he would have known, would have inverted the image and refracted the light. doesn't do it in that painting. experts still say they do

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buying and restoring what he thought was a copy of leonardo da vinci's long lost work, "the salvador mundi my hope is this could be an interesting work or copy by a student of leonardo, not by the master himself. >> reporter: it turns out it was a ben find da vinci, one of only 15 the artist has created. tonight at kristis it might go for at least $100 million. simon was originally sceptical because of the thick layers of paint covering cracks and chips in the work. >> when i realized what it was, i was frightened. this was such a momentous object, and there was one in my hands. yeah. it was scary. >> reporter: da vinci then it's changed hands many times. once owned by king charles i of england, it disappeared in 1763 for over 100 years before resurfacing in london. in 1958 it was auctioned off for about $100, dropping off the grid once again for another 50 years before simon picked it up here in the u.s. the painting of christ in renaissance-style robes has a youtube very sal appeal, not only because of the artwork but because of the artist. >> i view him as the greatest representative of

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salvador mundi, latin for "savior of the world," sold last night for $450 million, the highest pricer paid at auction for a work of art. the painting was sold by a russian billionaire after a 19-minute bidding war. up next, the sticky bun riders. tonight's living stronger segment is sponsored by prevnar segment is sponsored by prevnar 13. nethat can take you out of the game for weeks, even if you're healthy. pneumococcal pneumonia is a potentially serious bacterial lung disease that in severe cases can lead to hospitalization. it may hit quickly, without warning, causing you to miss out on the things you enjoy most. prevnar 13® is not a treatment for pneumococcal pneumonia... it's a vaccine you can get to help protect against it. prevnar 13® is approved for adults to help prevent infections from 13 strains of the bacteria that cause pneumococcal pneumonia. you should not receive prevnar 13® if you have had a severe allergic reaction to the vaccine or its ingredients. if you have a weakened immune system, you may have a lower response to the vaccine. the most common side effects were

the piece is sold. >> reporter: leonardo's long-lost painting, salvator mundi, or savior of the worldece of art ever sold at auction. shattering the previous record of $179 million for a work by picasso. the portrait of jesus christ disappeared in the late 18 th century. after it resurfaced in 2005, it was meticulously restored and took the art world by storm. the salvator mundi made >>> i the art made public debutn 2011 at the national gallery in london after intense speculation about the authenticity of the once in a lifetime discovery. tens of thousands of onlookers at exhibitions around the world. >> to be able to see this many person, unbelievable. >> their reactions to the painting captured bid camera. among them another well known leonardo. oscar winner leonardo decap owe. >> it's hard to tell whether jesus is looking at you and sometimes he's looking through you. is he smiling. is he not? all because leonardo knows how to embody mystery in all of his art. >> a lend legends dare artist. >>> the identity of the winning bidder is not known right now. guys, to give this $450 milli

you can hear the reaction to the winning bid leonardo da vinci'ss salvator mundi was lost for centuriesiscovered in 2005. it was on exhibit in san francisco last month. i should have just paid more attention in art class when i was a kid. >> that's right. that's right. i do wonder, though, do you display a $450 million painting? >> who knows. >> don't touch it, kids. >> all right. on to the weather, right? >> yes. money, that's one thing. but we have a million dollars worth of rain out there. >> oh, wow. >> it's going to be pretty intense. >> absolutely. and especially for the morning commute, dan and kristen. let me show you doppler 7. this is a storm you want the take series. the morning commute is going to be a soaker for parts of the bay area. let's get right to where it is coming down. oranges, yellow indicating the downpours from rohnert park to petaluma. d street, sonoma, eighth street, you are getting pounded. heavy rain around marinwood, lucas valley road, woodacre, sir francis drake boulevard. as we take you in across napa, american canyon, you'll notice dry creek road. yes, i

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the painting known as salvador mundi which depicts jesus sold for more than $450 million last night attion house. the bidding went on for about 20 minutes for an anonymous bidder on the phone finally got it. this is more than double the previous record price paid for a work of art at auction. >> $450 million. >> right. so, do you hang that in your house? >> right. >> do you donate it to an art museum. >> no, you hang it in a fortress in your house with a guard. what does your house look like if you can afford that. >> you mean what does your country look like. >> my king done. kingdom. thank holly. 4:42. coming up on fox5 news morning. >> house republicans will take up a vote on the tax reform bill. we're live after the break with the details and what the senate plans to do if the bill passes in the house. >> a live look across the d.c. region. clear morning. 4:42 is your time, 48 is your temperature. mike has got the details of your forecast when we come back. hmm i can't believe how great this tastes! i can't believe it comes in... vegaaaan. and organiiiic. enjoy i can't believe<